Topic: Epic Of Gilgamesh

A survey of 175 global inundation myths suggests that the physical rotation of the Earth occurs over a period of 12 to 36 hours, with the resulting oceanic sloshing lasting seven to nine days. The Epic of Gilgamesh and the Greek legend of Deucalion provide consistent accounts of these durations. Geological features, such as the Mauritanian slide and oceanic deltas in the Western United States, support the empirical modeling of a rapid 24-hour rotation followed by massive water displacement.

Analysis of ancient texts reveals that different versions of the same stories exist, such as the Sumerian and Babylonian accounts of creation. In the Babylonian version, the god Marduk is given credit for the creation of mankind, replacing his father Enki from the older Sumerian versions to suit political legacies. This pattern of altering texts continued into modern religions, which wove these ancient stories into the Bible while obscuring their original meanings.

The Chumash Indians of Malibu maintained a cosmology of three flat worlds and lived in the region for over 11,000 years. Robert Stanley discusses ancient megalithic structures found in Malibu and links them to a pre-flood civilization. He argues that the Great Flood, or the Younger Dryas event, was a deliberate act by the Orion royals to wipe out Enki's "genetic monsters."